An arcade survivors-like roguelite drenched in humor, chaos, and endless replayability
Publisher Leonardo Interactive and developer Leonardo Productions have today announced Hell Architect: Survivors, an arcade roguelite where sinners, saints, and maniacs battle through the circles of Hell in an endless loop of chaos, laughter, and damnation. This new entry is a frantic and action-packed standalone title in the cult hit Hell Architect series.
Coming to PC, mobile, consoles, and arcade machines, Hell Architect: Survivors is a darkly hilarious spin on the survivors genre. This title expands the universe with fast-paced roguelite gameplay, striking arcade-inspired visuals, and a tone that roasts everything from human vices to modern culture.
Players choose from a roster of iconic damned souls, each representing their own deadly sins, punchlines, and playstyles. They must blast through procedurally generated arenas of torment where the only goal is survival.
At launch, players will have access to more than ten playable characters, each offering a distinct approach to combat and progression. The experience is further deepened with over twenty unique weapons and twenty passive items, all designed with absurd twists, synergy systems, and upgrade paths that keep players experimenting. The journey through Hell will span seven or more distinct levels, each inspired by one of the infamous Circles of Hell, ensuring that every descent feels fresh, funny, and challenging.
The visual identity of Hell Architect: Survivors is a bold collision of nostalgia and modern flair. Its cartoon pixel art, reminiscent of classic Metal Slug, captures the soul of old-school arcades while integrating dynamic lighting and effects inspired by Narita Boy to captivate a younger generation of players. The result is a distinct and instantly recognizable world that balances charm, chaos, and infernal energy. Tying it all together is the irreverent tone of the original Hell Architect.
Hell Architect: Survivors will launch in 2026 on PC, mobile, consoles and in arcades.
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